Made-In-The-US Flow Battery Technology Is Heading Overseas
The California flow battery startup Quino Energy is continuing to forge new connections in the US while expanding its horizons into India.
Op-Ed: Japan’s Offshore Wind Dream Hits a Wall — Can Industry Reform Save It?
When Mitsubishi Corporation walked away from three massive offshore wind projects in August, paying ¥20 billion in penalties rather than proceeding, it sent shockwaves through Japan’s renewable energy sector. For a trading giant to abandon 1.7 gigawatts of capacity — enough to power 1.3 million homes — it signaled something … [continued]
BasiGo Opens 3 New Electric Bus Charging Hubs In Nairobi Capable of Charging 100 Buses…
A walk or drive along Nairobi’s streets these days really shows you that electric buses have arrived. It’s quite easy to spot some electric buses now on the roads. Most of them are supplied by BasiGo. BasiGo is now ramping up operations and is supplying bus operators with its locally … [continued]
With Its Nickel Advantage, Can The Philippines Become An EV Battery Powerhouse?
The Philippines may be at a critical juncture in the global electric vehicle revolution. Possessing a geological advantage that few nations can claim, it is one of the world’s largest nickel producers, yet captures only a fraction of the mineral’s value in the battery supply chain. In 2024, the Philippines … [continued]
The US Green Hydrogen Industry Is Taking Its Show On The Road
Excess electricity from an existing solar farm in the Netherlands will anchor the new H2 Hollandia green hydrogen project, using an electrolyzer system from the US firm Plug Power.
Massachusetts Still Has EV Purchasing & Leasing Incentives
California, Colorado, and New Jersey still have EV purchasing incentives. Because Massachusetts is one of the more progressive states, it’s not surprising incentives are available there too. The MOR-EV Standard rebate for eligible new EVs is $3,500; the same amount is available for eligible used EVs. The used rebate is … [continued]
Big Batteries Create Skinny Ducks, Reduce Gas
As well as the boom in home battery installations in Australia, thanks to the government’s Cheaper Home Battery program, there is also a virtual explosion in the numbers of big batteries proposed, built, and commissioned across the country. You can see the big picture here courtesy of Renew Economy: Gone … [continued]
Hydrogen, Measured Properly: What 2,000 Projects Reveal About Its Climate Value
A major study in Nature Energy, “Global greenhouse gas emissions mitigation potential of existing and planned hydrogen projects” by Terlouw et al, has done something rare in the hydrogen hype bubble that’s slowly deflating. It has gathered thousands of real hydrogen projects around the world, run full life-cycle assessments on … [continued]
Fossil-Fueled Vehicle Sales Actually Grew in USA in 3rd Quarter
Covering cleantech here at CleanTechnica, the core underlying point is to replace fossil-fueled technology with zero-emissions technology that won’t cook our planet. When it comes to electric vehicles, the aim is not just to sell more EVs, but to also sell fewer fossil-fueled vehicles. With record high EV sales in … [continued]
US Auto Sales Highest In Years in 3rd Quarter — Charts
The US electric vehicle market had a big increase in the 3rd quarter “thanks to” the US EV tax credit ending, but it wasn’t only electric vehicle sales that grew. Overall, the US auto industry as a whole had a strong quarter. In fact, it was the best 3rd quarter … [continued]
